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Posthumanism
This philosophy critiques the centrality of humans in traditional thought, advocating for a more inclusive understanding that recognizes the agency of non-human entities and the interconnectedness of all forms of existence.
Trans-humanism
Focused on enhancing human capabilities through technological advancements, trans-humanism seeks to transcend biological limitations, aiming for improved intelligence, physical abilities, and even immortality.
Antihumanism
This perspective challenges the foundational assumptions of humanism, questioning the inherent value and superiority often attributed to humans over other forms of life.
Meta-humanism
Emerging as a response to both humanism and post-humanism, meta-humanism emphasizes the evolution of human consciousness and culture beyond current limitations, integrating technological and biological advancements.
New Materialisms
This movement reconsiders the role of matter in the constitution of reality, emphasizing the agency of the material world and its entanglement with human and non-human actors.
Digital Humans are Here
The rise of AI-powered digital humans, which emulate human behavior and appearance. These virtual beings are revolutionizing industries such as customer service, healthcare, and entertainment by providing scalable, interactive solutions. With the global market for digital humans expected to grow exponentially, advancements in AI and visual technologies are enhancing their realism and usability. However, ethical concerns like trust, transparency, and the "uncanny valley" effect remain significant challenges as digital and human interactions increasingly converge.
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"Taking Back the Future: A Short History of Singular Technologies in Brazil"
Baobáxia: A network for preserving Afro-Brazilian cultural heritage.
MetaReciclagem: Upcycling discarded tech for creative and sustainable uses.
Technoshamanism: Merging traditional knowledge with digital technologies.
Rede Kefir: A feminist network promoting digital security and autonomy.